Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-07
THE COURT RECORD.

Probate Court-Judge Robertson The contest over the will of the late Mrs Mary A. Munson resumed before Judge Robertson yes- terday. During the morning the testimony of Frank Munson, Emily Hotchkiss, A. M Hillard, Mrs Frank A. Munson and Joseph Pallrnan, all of whom appeared for the defense, was taken. They were all of the opinion that she was of perfectly sound mind.
 Court of Common Pleas Criminal
 S1de-Judge Dem1ng. This court came in at ten o'clock yesterday morn ing with Judge Dening on the bench. The follow ing list of jurors was on hand:
 New Haven -Lucien Sperry, Isaac UIlman Chas W. Hemingway, Frank D. Grinnell, Ebert l. Cor ham.
 Branford Charles H. Frisbie, Edward J. Buell., Benjamin B. BunneI.
 Hamden-L. A. Dickerman. George K. Allen. Orange-Isaac P. Treat James R. Ayres, J. Shel- don filling.
 Prospect-John R. PIatt, Willis Ives
 CASES NoILED. The following cases were nolled by Assistant States Attorney Gum: Matthias Reifenberg, vio- lating license law, nolled payment of $S5 Mamie Green, embezzlement, nolled on payment of $15; Harmon Beal. theft, nolled payment of $2; John Douglass, assault in Meriden nolled on pay ment of S15
 BoEDsMAN OUT $500. George E. Vaughn. the absconding Temple street saoon keeper per did not shSw nR when his case % Tas
 
 man was the bondsman and he is now out $500. BEATER SENTENCED. | The court was occupied during the afternoon in hearing the case of John Wisely, charged with 8 breach of the peace against his wife, Bridget Wise l ly Several weeks ago he went home one night and seizinS his wife by the hair dragged her about the house. The City court gave him ninety days in jail from which he appealed. Wisely was fined $25 and costs and given fifteen days in jail Court of Common PIeas-CivtI Side Judge StudIey. Judgment given yesterday in the cage of Thomas L. l. Bullus, of Ansonia, vs. Behring 6 Co. ct al, which recently tried. Bullus endorsed note payable to the defendants and the principal not paying he attached and execution got out against him. He claims that Attorney W. s. Downs for the defendants promised not to do this while he Bullus) sick, and he got an injunction prohibiting the defendants from serving their exc cution. Judge Studley decides against BulIus in favor of the defendants, and dissolves the injunc tion.
 City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
 Thompson.
 Improper conduct-Augustus Tafe $7 fine, s 62 Theft-Mary Morrissey, discharged;
 Fast driving-John Firber, s fine, S7.06 costs. Assault and battery-Allen Leslie, continued to June 8.
 Breach of the peace-Albert c. Beach, S5 fne $S 70 costs; William Marinan, continued to June q John Conlon, judgment suspended.
 Non support of wife-John Coleman, continued to Violating Sunday liquor law-John Gray, contin- ued to June 9.
 Court NOtess
 John c. Coleman, a Consolidated road baggage master, tried in the City court yesterday ing for refusing and negecting to support his fam fly. His wife appeared against him; she testified that he had done nothing for herself child since May 24. Judge Thompson will decide the case to- day tomorrow.
 ASSAULT WITH DEADLY INTENT
 August Patrick was brought to Ansonia yesterday AL charge of intent to kill Last Sunday night he stabbed Daniel Wilkircheimer in the region of the heart. A plea of not guilty was entered The case occupied the entire day.